The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1887-06-15
Pamela Chill Chat.

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P,yos-., jane 5, lSS1-,,!.:. Eo!r32::
K 10 fulfil! my promise to t1e T:aies, l
am on The wing, III company with tie
boys. who are to engage this afternoon
in oae Of the warncst contested
base bali games yet played en- tins
continent. At least, this seems to be
Sue impression, as the Panolas are IN
excellent ont!it and are anxious for
tie fray. Taey will Join is 'e with
one O. the finest clubs il the Scath.
It will be IN issue of life anl death
because ;le SaA;ces have never been
defeated. Every one was il readiness
early this morning, and by S O'Clock,
the Pano,as, accompanied by Their
friends, thirteen in number, were al
assembled at D;rsiHs Landing on the
Clarendon side Of the Santee Liver.
ready to embark IN canoes which had
been provided and sent 10 this SIDE 10
carry them to Orangeburg. Nothing
transpired during a tive mile voyage
on water, to disturb the peace and
cuiet OF any Ct rs, with the exception
Of tie though; that our ;ittle craft,
:yaisatea with eight human souls,
from some misfortune, might consiSn
US 10 watary grave. Oar pilot was
ski?lful navigator, 50 we tided over
fba dancers Of the deep with no loss
Of life. On landing, the committee
on transportation, Dr.. Neatly Daxtor.
j. 3. Way, and others were il waiting
ready to carry us to ParloTs. a. i.
Smell, the honored president, and Capt.
Collier, Of the Santee Club, received
US most cordially. TIE Parolas were
conducted to the spacious hall Of
lEessrs. Exum & Exun1 where taely
deposited their baggage and after a
cool and refreshing bath, par'i il ated
in luxurious dinner prepared BY the
Santees for ;he;r guests. Tie taule
was an exhibition ci taste ard variety
filed to oye-f wing with abundance.
It was gran dinner prepared by
the ladies 10 whom we tainh is due
the reward OF earnest praise.
At B o'clock, both clahs dressed IL
unitorm. The Santees wore red shirts
and white pants, caps, and breast
plates The Parolas wore blue pants,
white shirts, caps, ana blue cape5 WITH
Tho letter p. ! line was formed Oh
the railroad track, Capt in Collier IN
front, while Captain b:own, with the
Panolas, formed IN the rear aad march
ed to the diamond Eeid Il was 10:
the first time these clubs had me;
each other, therefore, each side went
to the bat with i determination to win.
Tie game was exciting and warmly
contested b. both sides, which result
ed finally in victory for The Santees.
The Panolas took their defeat grace
fully, feeling III their hearts taat the
hospitabl= Kindness paii tAe;a during
their stay among friends, was si;tii,
cieat and ample reward for any sacri,
fee, and the PanoIas will always chez
ISL with grateful rememorances, the
Sautees, who have proved themselves
to be true and noble friends indeed
Parlors is situated on tue Entaw-
vile Railroad. 1,!:;s IS !, progressive
little town, containing about two hun
dret: inhabitants. The merchants are
:. tie set OF business men, dealing en-
tirelv uooa CASA basis. This IS /;
ire farlni2g country. Farmers as q
general rule are prosperous and we'll
to-do. The crops il Oraneeburg are
in advance OF Clarendon. They are
mere diversified; cotton is not kirg
Wheat, susar-cane, ana sorghum, be-
ing extensively raised. You seldom
| see g farm where YOU VIII not ind al
the necassaries CT hcue-coAfort and
ease. THIS is done by avoiding liens,
and keeping clear Of debt und using
ecoao:nv. Clarendon can boast Of her
agricultural societies, with her deyel-
cpe;. resources, Icy fine schools, her
rich ant;; fertile lands. let Orange
burg is independent rs regards the
racessarieS OF lie rs yo:ir CORES
po2lsnt was tie only married man,
lis social pleasures were not IS fascin
at;ns rs the two Chacieys.
The panolaite were assigned COM
Portable homes two and two, for the
night. Time passed away pleasantly,
L was ,ncss enjoyable visit. Satur-
day morning, tie curtain fell upon tie
,;rama. Then iherc was q genera!
lanG-shaking, and. We bid farewell 20
our friends at Pariors, and lett those
pleasant surroundings behind US.
Tos1.